While many business intelligence solutions are quite similar, the ways in which they can be applied to support enhanced decision-making are vast. Read on to learn about some of the most popular uses of business intelligence software.
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Compliance with Sarbanes-Oxley is achieved with implementation of a full-featured Business Performance Management system. The resulting BPM system not only promotes compliance, it can also deliver ROI by improving business processes.
Today’s business intelligence solutions vary greatly in functionality and scope. Yet, all provide a wide array of common features that support improved decision making across a company. Read on to learn about the key capabilities of business intelligence software.
Enterprise Performance Management uses BI-style analytical tools to generate up-to-date profiles on a company’s levels of overall performance. Managers are able to eyeball where the company is in meeting its short and long-term goals. Download the Top 10 Enterprise Performance Management report for our comparison of the top solutions.
Business Intelligence (BI) platforms crunch the reams of data that companies accumulate as part of their daily operations, including sales numbers, inventory, POS transactions, etc., and analyze them to provide detailed analytics and actionable insights. Download the Top 15 Business Intelligence report for our comparison of the top BI solutions.
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Business performance management (BPM) provides valuable insight into business processes, combined with metrics for comparison purposes. In addition, BPM’s granular reporting facilities promote greater visibility, and assist in compliance with regulatory mandates.